Wisconsin Dnr
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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Wisconsin Gypsy Moth Program Home Page
The Wisconsin Cooperative Gypsy Moth Program consists of partners from the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection, the Department of Natural Resources, and the University of Wisconsin Extension. Each agency specializes or manages different aspects of the gypsy moth issue. DATCP works with wood product quarantine issues and manages the federally funded Slow the Spread spraying program in the western half of the state. The DNR works with forest landowners and homeowners on large or small scale control options and coordinates the Suppression program, which also uses federal monies to assist with aerial spraying. The UW-Extension provides expertise in identification and a host of printed publications for both the homeowner and owners of large properties. ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
or upon request from Andy Galvin, Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Endangered Resources, 101 South Webster, Madison, WI 53707, (608) 264-8968. Public comments will be taken through Aug. 12, 2005 and should be sent to Galvin at the above address. \par A public informational hearing on the Tier 2 authorization will be held on Tuesday, August 9 starting at 6 p.m., at the Lee Sherman Dreyfus State Office Building (DNR Waukesha Service Center), Room 151, 141 NW Barstow Street, Waukesha. The hearing will include an informal public information session at 6 p.m. followed by a public comment period.\par FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Andy Galvin - (608) 264-8968 \par \par \par # # # \par \par \par \par New rules further streamline air pollution permits\par MADISON - Smaller businesses such as countertop makers, printers, metal furniture and appliance painters, and rock crushing plants will be able to get air emission permits more quickly under new rules intended to allow Department of ... [Read More]
WDNR - Wisconsin Green and Healthy Schools Program
Wisconsin's Green & Healthy Schools program promotes, encourages and recognizes schools that become models in their communities for healthy, safe and environmentally sound practices. Educators, administrators, staff and students use Green & Healthy School resources with DNR and DPI support to assist with curriculum integration, community involvement, and implementation. Schools will be able to "lead by example" as they strive to conserve our valuable natural resources and maintain healthy and safe school environments for successful learning and cleaner living. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Mapping Application
The Wisconsin DNR manages these lands through ownership, easement, or lease rights. The data should not be interpreted as representing legal property boundaries; it is a listing of all DNR real estate transactions that have occurred on these lands over time. Users should note that lands depicted in this data set are generally open to the public. Public use restrictions may apply due to public safety, or to protect endangered or threatened species or unique natural features. Lands may temporarily be closed due to specific management activities. Information about the actual property management can be found at the DNR Regional office nearest the property. The DNR Service Centers page contains a directory of all DNR office locations. Neither the State of Wisconsin, the Department of Natural Resources, nor any of its employees shall be held liable for any improper or incorrect use of the information described and/or contained herein, and they assume no responsibility for anyone's use of ... [Read More]
WDNR - DNR News - July 12, 2005
The streamlined permit approach is intended to allow DNR to more quickly issue permits to facilities with low emissions and to those that have similar operations and air emissions, says Lloyd Eagan, director of DNR’s Bureau of Air Management. ... Copies of a detailed description of the proposed incidental take authorization, the jeopardy assessment, and the Butler’s Gartersnake Conservation Strategy are all available on the DNR Web site at or upon request from Andy Galvin, Department of Natural Resources, Bureau of Endangered Resources, 101 South Webster, Madison, WI 53707, (608) 264-8968. Public comments will be taken through Aug. 12, 2005 and should be sent to Galvin at the above address. ... [Read More]
WDNR - DNR Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
The Infrastructure & Architecture Section and GIS Services Section provide services to DNR programs and projects to support the application of GIS technology within the agency. We also provide direction and GIS consultation to DNR programs, assist in problem solving, and ensure that the information systems development project data deliverables are consistent with DNR goals, policies, and procedures. ... Geographic Information System (GIS) technology is in use at the DNR to enable timely, efficient, and effective access to information about the state's land, water, and air resources. GIS tools are used to provide spatial data management, collection, analysis, and mapping capabilities to support DNR policy evaluation, decision-making, and program operations. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin
Information presented at this site is taken from The Ecological Landscapes of Wisconsin, a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources handbook. The handbook provides an assessment of each Ecological Landscape, including its ecological, social, and economic characteristics. It also identifies opportunities to manage resources with consideration for long-term ecological and economic sustainability. The information is used as a reference for managers, to help assess the ecological resources and opportunities that exist within the state and in the Ecological Landscapes where they work. The Ecological Landscape handbook was a collaborative effort by DNR staff from the following programs: Division of Forestry, Bureau of Endangered Resources, Division of Water, and the Bureau of Integrated Science Services. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Service Center Locations
DNR Service Centers are located throughout the State of Wisconsin. For your convenience, we have categorized the list of our locations by county, city, and Wisconsin DNR region, use the links below to find a Service Center. ... 1-800-TIP-WDNR or #367 by cellular phone. ... The Wisconsin DNR Central Office is located downtown, near the State Capitol, in Madison, Wisconsin. ... [Read More]
DNR - News and Events
News releases issued from DNR regional offices and breaking news releases issued from the Madison DNR central office. Listed by date of release. ... The Complete DNR News and Outdoor Report is now available for downloading in a portable document format (.pdf). This format can be read or printed using Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is free software that may be downloaded from the Adobe Acrobat web page. ... DNR Outdoor Report in Portable Document Format (.pdf) ... [Read More]
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